The Maryland Transit Administration is seeking bids to design and install external Emergency Trip Stations at 15 Baltimore Metro traction power substations. Work includes engineering design, hardware procurement, site preparation, electrical installation, testing, commissioning, and close-out documentation; the firm-fixed-price contract has a 547-day performance period. The invitation for bids is federally funded, requires an NDA and a 5% bid bond, and closes on November 19, 2026.
The Maryland Transit Administration is seeking APX N50 Motorola radios and associated equipment under the Radio Communications 2018 Master Contract for Metro operations, including train operations, station staff, maintenance, and transit police. The listed items include 10 radios and related programming, software, service, charging, microphone, and radio-management equipment for the Metro Systems Maintenance facility in Baltimore. Only contractors awarded under the 2018 Radio Communications Master Contract may bid, and bidders must provide manufacturer authorization when required and MSRP evidence.
This IFB is issued to procure services to conduct a comprehensive physical inventory triennially, and a sensitive item inventory annually, and validate pre-existing inventory records.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Maryland Transit Administration
Maryland Transit Administration Pension Plan Board Of Trustees Special Meeting
Date: Mar 25, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The Board conducted a review and vote regarding the Pension Plan Restatement. Key discussion topics included the alignment of plan sections with tax compliance requirements, the authority of plan documents over collective bargaining agreements in case of conflict, and the legal implications of proposed changes. The Board deliberated on the relevance of ongoing contract negotiations and arbitrations to their fiduciary duties before ultimately voting to approve the Restatement.
Maryland Transit Administration Strategic Plan 2026-2030
Date: Jan 1, 2026Type: Strategic Plan
The 'Moving Maryland' Strategic Plan outlines the Maryland Transit Administration's strategic direction to strengthen its core mission and deliver reliable, accessible, and future-ready transit service across Maryland. It is structured around three key pillars: delivering a safe, reliable, and rider-centered experience for Riders; empowering and equipping a mission-driven workforce for Employees; and modernizing and sustaining Maryland's transit infrastructure for Assets. The plan aims to connect people, communities, and opportunities, ensuring a safe, sustainable, and future-built system.
Maryland Transit Administration Pension Plan Board of Trustees Open Session Minutes
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The Board engaged in discussions regarding the Pension Plan Restatement, moving into closed sessions with legal counsel for advice. A presentation on the 2025 Actuarial Valuation was held, highlighting the pension plan's funding ratio improvement from 41.2% in 2017 to 58.7%. Updates were provided on the progress of employee contribution corrections and repayments, as well as the upcoming pension recalculation process. Additionally, it was noted that a planned retirement has been postponed, and a special board meeting was scheduled for the following month to continue discussions on the Pension Plan Restatements.
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